IDF opens fire on vehicles near Nabatieh, Lebanese army camp, reports say

Lebanese media report that Israeli forces fired on two vehicles in the city of Nabatieh, one near a Lebanese army camp. No casualties are reported in the strikes, according to the same sources.

Lebanese media reported Wednesday afternoon that Israeli forces opened fire on two vehicles in the southern Lebanese city of Nabatieh. One of the vehicles was struck near a Lebanese army camp, according to the reports. The sources said no casualties were caused in the incidents. The IDF has not commented on the reports. The area around Nabatieh has seen repeated Israeli strikes on vehicles in recent weeks, with The Zioneer reporting multiple such incidents since June 11. Those previous strikes, which the IDF described as interdictions of Hezbollah operatives, were carried out by artillery and drones, often without immediate casualty reports. The current report, from a single Lebanese media source, has not been independently corroborated.

• Strong12:51 · 13 JunIDF artillery strikes house in Nabatieh, southern Lebanon
• Confirmed09:37 · 17 JunIDF reportedly strikes Nabatieh area after Hezbollah fire at Israeli forces
• Strong10:39 · 12 JunReports: IDF strikes expand to four more towns in Nabatieh area
• Developing18:33 · 7 JunIDF reportedly strikes village in Nabatieh area, Lebanese media say

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